Circus Fantastico: A Magnifying Mystery, combines an engaging story, an intriguing mystery, and a hidden picture game all under one big top. It comes with a working magnifier (tethered to the book's binding so it can't be lost),
New York Times best-selling human stupidity historian Leland Gregory now sets his sights on everyone's favorite rogue hockey-mom. Highlighting Palin's most cringe-worthy comments in You Betcha! The Witless Wisdom of Sarah Palin
Think of this book as company for your misery. Things that Suck calls attention to examples of suckitude such as: The morning commute, Your driver's license photo, The kid kicking the back of your seat, That kid's parents, Overly perky people, and, yes, even mosquitoes.
Aimed at grades K-3 Room Moms the Classroom Mom Deck is packed with useful tips from real moms including Parties, Indoor/Outdoor Games, Arts and Crafts, as well as Nuts and Bolts info, all housed in a handy tabbed, flip-top box.
Life is always better after a margarita or three. Artist and aperitif advocate Mary Phillips shares her cocktail wit and wisdom inside this intoxicating smash titled Why Limit Happy to an Hour?
Featuring more than 40 full-color photographs and a short but comprehensive bio, everything a fan could want to know about Taylor Lautner—where he grew up, how he broke in to the entertainment industry, what he likes and dislikes—can be found within Taylor Lautner.
The Cul de Sac Golden Treasury is a hilarious collection of cartoonist Richard Thompson's Cul de Sac comic strips. Cul de Sac fans and readers new to this warm, wonderful comic strip will be delighted.
Mary Mac's Tea Room has been an Atlanta institution serving hungry diners since 1945. This cookbook includes 125 recipes from the landmark, along with memorablia from its historic past.
In a world obsessed with productivity and hard work, sometimes it's nice to sit back, relax, and idle. Master loafers and editors of the Idler Dan Kieran and Tom Hodgkinson remind us that the best things in life really are free with The Book of Idle Pleasures.
The hilarious, yet disturbing book Creepiosity is packed unsettling things, such as grown men in Boy Scout uniforms, old ladies with really long hair, fish with people faces, lifelike baby dolls, and more.
A beautifully illustrated cookbook At Our Table offers 125 simple and delicious recipes that emphasize the experience of gathering for meals and savoring time with family and friends along with real comfort food.
In Run Like a Mother, authors Dimity McDowell and Sarah Bowen Shea offer both inspirational advice and practical strategies to help multitasking women make running part of their busy lives.